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Delhi weather delays flights; airlines issue alert

Adverse weather and heavy rain in Delhi are disrupting flight operations on Monday, with major airlines issuing travel advisories to passengers. Air India, IndiGo and SpiceJet have all warned that the weather may impact flights to and from the national capital. Air India noted that "adverse weather conditions may impact" their flight operations, urging travelers to verify their flight status before heading to the airport.

Similarly, IndiGo stated that the bad weather has affected flight schedules and advised passengers to check their flight status on their website or app. The airline also suggested that travelers allow extra time due to potential slower road conditions. SpiceJet echoed these concerns, stating that the weather could affect all departures and arrivals, as well as subsequent flights.

The airlines also pointed out that the weather-related disruptions could lead to changes in flight schedules, affecting onward or connecting operations. Therefore, passengers traveling through Delhi airport on Monday are advised to check their individual flight status with their respective airlines and allow additional time for their journey.

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